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by Paul Strohm (Author)
After the dethronement and subsequent murder of Richard II, the usurping Lancastrian dynasty faced an exceptional challenge. Interrupting a long period of Plantagenet rule, Henry IV and Henry V needed not only to establish physical possession of the English throne, but to occupy it symbolically as well. In this boldly revisionary book, Paul Strohm provides a new account of the Lancastrian revolution and its aftermath. Integrating techniques of literary and historical analysis, he explores the new dynasty s quest for legitimacy and the importance of symbolic activity to the making of kingship.
Paul Strohm is J. R. R. Tolkien Professor of English Language and Literature at Oxford University.
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